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The new mail contract let between
here and Frisco, Utah, which was to
have commenced on the 18th, has failed
to connect, and as consequence our
mail to 0sceolo and the East is cut of.
The reason assigned Tor this deplorable
state Of affairs Ia, that the new sub-con.
tractors for the route can neither get
stations nor credit on the road, having
on former occasion treated the people
OH the route like the late sub-contractor
did on the Eureka and Pioche did. The
failure Of the new contractor to carry
the mails has been reported to the Post
Office Department. White Pine News.
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DR. VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION IssuEp
ID out Of the Sixth Judicial District court
In and for the County Of lincoln, esste Of Ne
vadAs and 70 me directed and delivered for
Judgment rendered in said ccnrt ca rhe Iwen.
tietn Day o. January a. y. 1ees in favcs cf 4.
for the sum Of Nineteen Aundfed
thirteen and l01O0 le1 si5 ~ dollarn. debt, to-
8efher with 3bo5b dollars, tai costs. and ell &C.
crutng costs and intsrrst, have levisd op the
steam boiler Win attachments. ~ barrel
Portland cement, pair bullion scales, roll .
hattery screen. 3 cans OF sodium. ~ small blsci
lead cbucfblea, pair crucible fohgs, ; bal
lion mold. Assay mumea, : button moios.
2 cupel molds, 5 assay tcngs, 4 boss heads
shoes, wood wheelbArrow, 2retorts. II length
eass-ptpe. sy.okestack about 70 feet isng.
cazt.iron rstoft front. snontey wrsnehsss
srindztons. 1 ads. piaces, spirit level. n
poundsiron washerss augsys, ~ rlafks sxls
inches, l6 test long, squares il tron whtelba1.
row, scsfi, "a hiactsMiih tools with handles
patent scrsy Rissss. y ~. pairs ss hlseAsAith &C
~ inches, place. ezs insass u pieces 25s \
ptsceA axe, y pieeee ~ " pttces inch plank
y pisees txi, u plsces ~, piecss sxe,
and iOzi0 hsvn. Is pieoes no. % piecsA va. Il
feet. more or lsss, pins poles; . pieces Of lin i.
bsr iOxi2 inches, ~ test long; IL piecsA pIanh
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Friday. the second asy 81 Fsbs~.r,
A. D. 1888, II II o,cioch n. " that day, l vii
sell ali the right, title ana Inherent Of said Brs
tol silver mining COMPANY in and 70 tho show
| described propeftys ~ the Rrisfol Silver nfn
| ing compsny's niii. 1 n Lincoln county. Nsvads
~ public suction, for cash In hand. 70 tht
hishsat and best bidder. to satisfy said sxecu
iss7td o. P SHERWOOD. sheriff.
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HYorIcE 10 HEREBY OWEN THAT AfPLl-
IN CATION for pstsnts for Town Lots b
Qiunine q pest married No. ! 1k ccsnar
of rs Town cf Bristol Thence 9 ninsrel
monument No. bearn 72h degrees n.s2t
fest; o mineral monument No. seauding n
10 north hsast corner Of sixth and Main stsssts,
10 ths Town Of Bristol, bears soh desrsss "
= Tirst ccarss. goA dsss.se y d ~ sss*
post nszksd No. ., corner Town o. 1rl.tel
Ihenee, "a course ieh degrees y $40 -
% poes Married No. ., NWcorner Iown Of 1ris.
toi; shenps, "a eourss. n aoh dsgssa , s.els
isst 10 post marked No. !. ~ corner 1gWn q
Hristol sSA thsnce. .Ath eolSss,e leh esDrses
9,elc - 70 pest No. I the plscs Of heginning
contsanine ols hundsed and sixty se:ess and b.
ine ths ToWnatte Of Bristol, lincoln oounty
G1sts 81 NsvAda ,nust b. ma6e 70 - under
aisnsd q es esfers ~ iith ~ e tsss3s,y
Laws of ihs stsss Of Heysdss ?. lle. ~.
section nm, VI epprove4 ysofeasy ~ ~
Avpliostion must b 6lsd wlth Al. blAt
BSiatcl. Nsvsda. -
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DEACON BURDE rTE.

From the Incorporate language used
i, Professor Tyndall in his .sssa,lts upon
Nf Gladstone, the hard names he calls
the Grand Old Man, the vicious charges
he makes, the mud he throws and the
generally hateful and malignant temper
he DISPLAYS, we fear the scientist has bo-
come philanthrophist and joined the
,eformers. 1t ia indeed disheartening
and ssddening 10 see man who has
hitherto possessed a warm, afcctionate,
human heart. touched perhaps with one
or two human infrmites itself, suddenly
become iniirmed with desire to do peo.
pie good. It's always mighty hard on
the people.
ia il not possible, suggested Pro-
iessor Gull, principal Of the Kaskaskia
school in the course Of his paper on the
Immateriality Of substance, that Aris-
totle derived his ideas Of potential in-
tinities from other inventorsi" "Oh,
yes," said Professor Mugs, IL D.,
teacher Of violin and accordion. st. Paul
City, Mimi, seafoan, shampoo special
ty, .'he had been reading Minneapolis
directory."f
A yawl containing members ii the
Second Presbyterian Fishing Club, cf
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Yoacnhm Archio U.................... OsV w
/, John Roeder, County Assessor 10 and
for Lincoln County. State Of Nevada, do hereby
certify that the above list II true and cogssci
copy Of the Assessment Roll Of 1851.
JOHN RoHDHR.
County Assessor Of Lincoln County, Nsv.
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sheriR's Sale.


nYvIRruI orAN ORDER or SALE 1gsUHp
ID ont Of the sixth judicial Diatxict Court, In
And for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada,
and to mo directed and delivered, tor judg.
ment rendered In satd Court on the Dth day "
August, A. D. 1858, in favor OF Archie Mc<1uatg.
Plsiptsd. md aGA1nst The 4leS hower silver
Mining COMPANY and the Hsyfpwef Nine end
Minine ClAtms Defendanta, for tho sn1u of bsten
hundred and six l-lO0 ty7O6 A-lUu) sold cpin
dollars debt, tossther with sevsnsyiv1u) dollars
tax costs, and all aocrnine ccats and 1nssr1<e.l
have leyied on the following property. TO wit:
That certain mine or mining Claim known ~
and called By the nameof the MaynoNer Aine
and Mtning ulaim, situate IL yinG ana being ~
Bristol Mining District, Liucoln ccuuty
state OF Nevada, and duly recorded In the hin
fnc Records OF said Mining District ccntalu1nE
eight hundred linear feet on said Lodge o. lode,
together with the appurtenancee thereto belong
ing. and a the rights and privile9ss pertaini
Notice IL hsrsby given that on
saturday, the esh day Of October.
A, d. 1855, Il IL O'Clock ". oft.Nst day. vii
sell ali the right, tisle and interest cf said hay
noWef silver Mtning Company ~ and 70 The
above described property, and the SAID NAY
nower Mine and Mining claim. - the mont oool
| Of the Courthouse In Pioches Lincoln county
state Of Nevada. at public snction, for csah y
hand, TO the highest and best bidder TO natis1]
| said Judgment snd decres and all costss and sl
| costs that may sccrue.
ssis-sd. or. SHERWOOD. Siberia,
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was struss on the hand by the end Of
the iish's tail, which for a moment
stunned him. Upon his recovery the
parties Immediately pulled the grand
catch up on the pier. Its weight was in
the neighborhood Of 800 pounds. New
Orleans Times-D Democrat.
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Trustees Sale.

NOTICE is HHREBy GIVEN. THAT run.
IN snant 70 the authority yesteo In me In and
by : certsin Deed Of Trust, executed ~ ths
date June 18th, lisa. and recorded IN Lincoln
County, nevada. Record, In Book =, psoea ~
70 27o, default having occurred IN the paynent
Of the intsreet d1s December 18th, los1, 0n the
q i rifsssn Tnousand u Doiisrs vii Vii. \ raS
lic auction. 70 the hiohest bidder q ths Board
Ing House " the said Company In Hxinfok. Lin
coin County. Nsvsds. on the
EishsA aay srssps ,ssbsr. lsss.
Az o,oloel I y, W. ne properly nsnsiessd y
thereof ~ may b nsceesary 10 pay rstd tutsr-
ents aud costs Of sale, 70 Wit:
Thoss csrtsin Mipsa, Atnine Qlains, Querts
Mil and Machinery. Aillsits, corEalss Boarding
honss ssrn. Aassy vnes. Blaehsnish !! sssZ y:
District, Lincoln County. state Of Nsyad6. ard
described ~ follows: 1&a
All u that certain mining claim known = NJ
"Ohio" mino. m
All q .ass essssis mining claim lno~nss 90
An undividsd ons-hslf Of that certain ninilx
clatm known o. the "0tpay' mine.
An undivided ons-half ofthst csrtailIndntbs
',an yDsi,'s aaSys : e y s.s M: ss
location, ~ privilege. known - the 'AriAael
Tunnel.'' -. ~ Ks q. s.. Z.
The briatol Silver Mining Company MIL ind
Millaite. containing 30 acres of land nsoss v
lusa. n
That certain Tsu-stsmp silver Quartz xil
| thereon, with MIL Building, ore Rouse, kesosI
house, EnGtne koom. appuEtenanctt knd n4n
chinsFy, includ rs . pans, ssttisrss 7o-AcFs>
tort, we'll and we'll nxturss, boarding h0n1s
building with furniturs, barn. aseay o1kps
4 with furnace and tools. blacksmith shop viii
tools. building uksd ~ lodxing huuse for On.
ployes. All machinery tools, tinplsns1hp end
appursepAncss now At tho ninsA and mill AocGe'
aid. And Also Ill tho real estate and tnteg4ol
OF other clatm or demAnd, - we'll In Law q Il
equity, which the estd Bristol silver nfni1|
company now has. Or nay hereafter acQu1xe Of
In and 70 the said prsnisss, with the sppurtsn
AnoeG. f
| Dated August 1t. lseS
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All parsons having businoss with this efhee are
noxp.xr We have no authorized Agents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
LITTLE MILLloNAIKE EDITORS.
The Lively Amateur Paper of the
Vanderbilt Brothers.
From the Near YORK ,JO4trnnL

From the Mem York Journal,
The editors Of tine Comet, who WELD the
pen of public opinion, the paste-pot and
the scissors with such dexterity, are dif-
ferent from most OF the fraternity in the
city, lnasmuch as they work for love and
not for wealth. The editors of this small
but bright and readable monthly are the
four sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van.
derbilt, and their sanctum. printing
establishment and mailing department
are all on the top floor of the parental
mansion at No. l West Fifty-seyenth
street.
when young man with q spring poem
calls on the editor-in-c bief, he presses the
electric button al the side OF the big oaken
and carved door, is ushered into mari BILE
hallway, asked to be seated, and sinks
into an armchair of garnet plush stuffed
with elder down, and is then gently con-
Quoted upstairs past costly tapestries,
velvet and silken portieres, rare pant
lnRs, marble statues, and ushered into
the presence of q handsome lad of six
teen, who most kindly receives the poem.
Ii 1t does not meet with his favor, he
makes the poet happy and strong by treat
ing him to iced champagne or claret
punch and sponge cake, and then kindly
telling him that the poem 10 to too deep and
learned, too beautiful for the present age.
returns il.
"rhe Vanderbilt Bros" are the editere,
proprietors and publishers of the Comet.
Subscription for all numbers from Deem
Der to May, back numbers supplied, is only
25c.; single copies, sc. The paper has
four pages, and is printed in clear, large
type. A thrilling serial called "a
Narrow Escape' is begun in the March
number. One of the best editorials is as
follows:
1.-The so-called "Stars and Stripes Uni
form Page SYSTEM is I'm our mind the
most absurd affair that has agitated the
minds OF amateur editors for a long time.
The plan is for all papers to be printed
with the same size pages, so that a bound
volume may be issued yearly. Hsw will
1t be possible for the smaller papers
many OF which are printed by the editors
to increase their sizep And, on the 0the r
hand, will the larger papers humble them
selvesV
The editors also thank the Wisconsin
Boys for telling them an excellent plan
for fling exchanges, and feelingly re-
mark:
''Our old way OF dumping them all In a
drawer was very unsatisfacto ry.n
The opening editorial is on the proba-
bility of war between France and Ger
many. The Comet is a paper OF principle,
for it says in bold italics:
"All Articles Not Credited Are Orig
inaIO
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26

AFTER FIVE YEARS.
The Strange Recovery of an Opal
Ring that Was Lost in London.
From the Philadelphia Neacs.

From the philadelphia Ne,cs.
Five years ago Mrs. Laura Joyce Bell,
now playing in "Ruddygore" at Nc
Caull's. lost, while on a visit to England,
a valuable opal ring that was only re-
covered by her husband, Digby Bell, on
Saturday last. The ring WAS originally
the gilt Of Mr.. Bell, and the opal setting
WAS made so as to permit it being opened.
When raised 1t disclosed small picture
OF the donor. When Mrs. Bell lost 1t she
offered a liberal reward.
On Saturday morning Mr.. Bell went to
the box Office of the theatre to obtain his
mail. Mr.. Seuthwell was handing a gen
tleman two seats for the matinee perform
ance and Mr.. Bell noticed when the
stranger raised his hand that he wore an
opal ring. 1t required no second glance
at the peculiar work surrounding the set
ting TO convince the comedian that 1t was
the lost ring.
He followed the gentleman to the La
fayette Hotel and there introduced him.
self with a recital of the foregoing facts.
The stranger. who proved to be we'll
known lawyer of London. upon learning
the truth, was much surprised when Mr..
Bell raised the stcne and disclosed du-
picate OF mis- own features. Mr.. Bell
offered his check for the full value OF the
trinket for its return, but the stranger re-
fused it, stating that he had found it in
Hyde Park, and as he mad worn it for five
years he was glad TO return it to its
proper custodian.
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Charles Folsom. of Boscawen, traded
recently with j. Edwin Gage, the gum
smith, OF this city, for two old army mus.
kets. which were called IN the trade
worth about 81 each. Folsom took the
musksts home and offered TO give one OF
them TO Deighbor for a days work.
The night before he was TO get rid OF IL
he set about fixing it up little, in the
course OF which he detected rattle
about the stock. In seeking for the
cause OF the noise be removed the lock,
then the barrel, and finally the strip Of
iron on the butt Of the stock. This dis
closed the secret. The butt had been
neatly followed out, making good
sized treasure box. In 10 were six 500
silver COINS, three 25c ones, two $40 bills
OF Confederate money, musket ball,
and letter.
The latter was written by the wife OF q
Confederate soldier To her husband, and
described visit by the Yankees a short
time before, and the capture by them Of
her father. Its sentiments were evidently
those OF the women OF the Confederacy.
IL spoke Of returning the money he had
sent her, as she could do nothing with II,
and this was doubtless the money found
with the letter.
The muskst was purchased with a LOT
Of others, and had evidently been captured
after It's bearer had fallen la battle.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
A SCENE AT THE VATICAN.
A Woman Slaps Another's Face
hxuric,. o.. o.. h.. o..

Woman Slaps Another's Face
Swiss Guards Garry Her Out.
Correspondence # the Baltimore american.
ROME, March 9.-It Is possible that
some accounts, and very probably exag-
gersted, have reached America of the
painful scene that occurred in the SIstine
ochspel, on the morning after the anniyer-
Asary mass. This is the story as | saw 1t
happen, preceded by a word of explana.
ZION: There has been in Rome, for some
weeks past, an EnglishwOman of good
family named Miss Lougblin. She is not
erazy, but her mind is feeble on some
points. Unfortunately, she obtained a
icket OF admission to the mass, and, it is
salo, there has been some question as TO
VINO would give ticket to one so emf
hentiy unit to receive 1t. At all events.
he was not in the chapel half an
nour before there was some trou-
pie. Ladies are all provided
Nlth seats on comfort
ADDS balcony opposite, and similar to the
me provided for the Ambassadors, etc.
Miss Loughlin concluded she wanted a
etter seat, and, selecting the most de-
lraole chair, she made her way through
ne crowd and demanded 1t of the ladv
occupying 1t. She was an English prin-
80 SHo ooiu' anu nor ticket called for
mat particular chair. Naturally, the
proper owner of the chair declined TO va
CaIe; ana II must be confessed, a noisy
discussion followed. The discussion, to
the horror OF all who witnessed it. ended
oy MISS Loughlin giving the lady ring
ing slap IN the face. The Swiss Guards
acted admirably. Instead of throwing
ner out OF the chapel, several of the off
GERS approached her, and finally per
uaoed her to leave the balcony. The
otner lady had, OF course, promptly
alhted. Miss Loughlin next showed
disposition to go up TO the pa
throne for seat, but again
sF,. o"lss Guards restrained her gently.
r nUer mule while she again became
nolsy' ana she was told either TO be Cuiet
b.. ~ leaVe the chapel. She did neither,
s, soy oecaine hysterical, whereupon two
.a,"art swiss laid aside their halberts
suu' picking her up, carried her out OF
~ uV snapper. The guards showed truly
oyo. n run lorbearance, and the rumor all
yer Rome the next day that one of them
u u,,k the lady is a malicious and graf
utous untruth. Very fortunately the
hal disturbance was over long before
s we euuahce OF the Pope. 1t il rare that
'uen thlhgs happen, as the utmost care is
Sen mat no undesirable persons are
I'm nItIeu 10 the Vatican. The wonder is.
ssneIeiore, the greater that any one should
n oe.e oeen 80 t5oughtless as to give her
'"e Vi the precious tickets 10 the chanel.
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and Edward Plummer, they having been
authorized by Mr.. Sheedy, the manager of
sullivan. In Boston Councilman Billy
Mahoney has charge of the list, and In
Philadelphia George c. BrothertOn, tho
manager Of the Arch Street Theatre, will
receive subscriptions. The date set for
paving up Of subscriptions is June 10,
1887, and money orders or checks may be
drawn to the order Of =. f. Sheedy.
The appeal for subscriptions 10 as fol-
lows:
John l.. sullivan, fistic champion Of the
world, Is without an emblem OF his champion
ship. Lesser champions have been honored
with such tokens commemorative of their
born youth of IRISH descent. whose contests
man to man exceed in number those Of any
champion on record, and who stands without
a peer In pugilistlc chronicles in the COM
pleteness and brIlliancy OF his trIumphs over
other champions and chaengers of all
Municipalities, possesses no trophy to memoir
allLe his career Of unpara leled success
To the end that an American who Is the
first OF his lineage and nationality to achieve
an acknowledged hstic championship of the
world may not so aforementioned, and with
no permanent token Of his achievements, the
undersigned subscribe the amounts anne xed
TO their names to present to John l.. sullivan
championship belt to be of precious meta,
Of a suitable design. This belt shall not be
transmitted to future holders OF the American
or me worlds pugilistic championship, but Is
shall be held by John l.. sullivan. or such of
mis- lineage as he may designate, as q token OF
the pride of his fellow-cltizens in his all con-
quering career.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
Words Without Khymes.


VS.. Gilbert, the comic opera Iibret-
fist, has found the long-desired rhyme for
'sIlver'' in "chilver," word In use at
BRUSH sales VI farm stock TO denote a
species OF sheep. He does not reveal the
rhyme which he has discovered for
'month," but says it is not Thackeray's
"onetyouth." "While 1 am on the sub
iect OF rhymes" he adds, IL should like
to suggest that any inventor who is in
need OF name for his invention would
confer a boon on all rhymesters. and al
the same time insure himself many
gratuitous advertisements, II he were to
select a word that rhymes on one OF the
many words in common use that have
very few rhymes or none at all. ANY in
Vention called, for instance, a Lorrange,
would surely be referred 10 whenever
poet wished TO rhyme to 'orange.' A few
more mords rhyming TO love are greatly
wanted. All who have dabbled in amatory
verse must have felt this necessity. Re
venge' and 'avenge' have no rhym but
'Denge' and 'Stonenenge;' 'coiP has no
rhyme at all. '5tarve' has no rhyme ex-
cept ION irony l. 'carve.' Scarf has no
rhyme, though / fully expect 10 be told
that laugh and half and 'calp are adj
miasible-whieh they certainly are not
Scalp has no rhyme but Alp False
has no rhyme-'valse' is near IL, but the
French accent disqualihes 1t. Waltz is
also near II, but tue - spells IL. Babe
has no rhyme but 'astrolabe'--certaln
proper names excepted. 'Gamboge' has
10 Rhyme but 'rouge.' Tube would be
rhymeless save for cube and Tnjube.'
'Fague' has no rhyme at all. 'Gulr
rhymes with no English word; we have to
fall back on Cardinal Padulph' and 'Ulf.'
the minstrel. 'Azimuth' has only DOTH
'Culm' and 'ousp' have no English
rhymeso
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
A Splendid Grocery Stand and 4
Comfortable Residence.
C. H. DurSstt. kuctiOneer.
WIN offer at the Court House on TUESDAY

win offer at the Court House on TUESDAY.
April 5, 1887. during the usual hours OF sale,
The eastern portion of Lot Nc. 81 Choctaw
Ward, having frontage Of AK feet on simt
street. and depth OF 80 feet.
The improvements consist OF a large and
well arranged store and four large rooms.
convenient for housekeeping; also kitchen
In the ward. The house Ia well and substan-
TALLY built and IL an exceedingly COSY
and comfortable house. As a business stand
II Is located IN very populous neighborhood,
portions OF the city. A good cash business
can be done at this stand.
From investors this should receive good at
tenti0n, ms good tenants can readily be hal
for this property.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-26
JOHN Lips DIAMOND BELT.
arrangements Made to Present n
Trophy to the Champion.
Fronl "a Nnn Ynrh W..Ll

-, From the Nov York Worla.
Inc gold belt, studded with diamonds.
"ulch II is proposed to present to ,John
-, sullivan as an emblem or the fistic
championship, is rapidly nearing com.
lkeuon' and it will probably be Hnisbed
Traced on exhibition early in Nav.
trophy will be the most magnificent
made, and WILL, when finished. cost
~ Slo,OOO. 1t is forty-two inches long
10 maze In plates OF gold sixteen
aus me. 1t Is studded with 400
ponds, weighing from three oarats 10
all carat, and on the plates viii be
kioed the name OF all the men sulII.
mas met, the date and place OF fght.
. NUMBER OF rounds and length of bat.
MS .is proposed TO make the belt a national
soute or testimonial TO sullivan,s prov.
iicI,o@d1 1 10 mat end subscriptions are so.
p Sineo rom all interested I'm pugilism.
io rsn.ed blanks have been issued IN Bos.
W. n, view FORK and philadelphia. aud the
c,,, OF obtaining subscriptions I'm this
hay VIII be begun to-day. Tho wort
WV "lh DO done by Peter j, Donohue